Definición
The number of graded bets lost in a row. We show both the current streak (consecutive losses up to the most recent settled pick) and the worst streak on record. Pushes and voids are skipped — they neither break nor extend a streak. Losing runs are normal even for a profitable, well-calibrated model: variance guarantees them, so we show them rather than hide them.
Términos relacionados
- Variance — The luck-driven swing of results around their long-run expectation. Even +EV bettors have losing stretches from it.
- Win Rate — The share of settled bets that won (pushes and voids excluded). Read alongside ROI and units — a high win rate on heavy favorites can still lose money.
- Sample Size — How many graded bets back a record. Small samples are mostly luck — trust records over hundreds of bets.